Syndiotactic polymers are defined as the polymer where the substituent groups are arranged in alternate plane of the polymer backbone.
Isotactic polymers are defined as the polymers where the substituent groups are arranged in the same plane of the polymer backbone.
In polyvinyl alcohol the substituent group is —OH. Thus in syndiotactic polyvinyl alcohol the OH groups are arranged in alternate plane where in case of isotactic polymer the OH groups are arranged in the same plane.
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Question 2 (1 point) Draw the syndiotactic and isotactic structures for polyvinyl alcohol (structure shown below)...
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